US2004017741A1PendingUtilityA1
Disk drive
Priority: Oct 24, 2001Filed: Oct 24, 2001Published: Jan 29, 2004
Est. expiryOct 24, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Shoji TatehataKei ShirahataKazutoshi TaniguchiTakashi KuzuuEiji SasakiTetsurou NagamiKiichiro MurotaniHisashi MoritaNao WatanabeTakeshi InataniMasaaki TakeshimaEiji Niikura
G11B 17/30G11B 17/22
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Abstract
A disk device constituted that a disk attitude stabilizing mechanism to rotate a disk when a front arm or a rear arm fails to grip the disk 11 and to retry a griping operation of the disk, is included.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A disk device comprising:
a disk holding mechanism which stores at least more than one disk; a disk griping mechanism which grips an arbitrary disk stored in said disk holding mechanism to carry the disk to a predetermined position; a rotating mechanism which rotates the disk when said disk griping mechanism fails to grip the disk and retries a griping operation of the disk.
2 . The disk device according to claim 1 characterized by that said rotating mechanism rotates the disk in a predetermined angle.
3 . The disk device according to claim 1 characterized by that said rotating mechanism continuously achieves a rotating operation until the disk griping mechanism succeed to grip the disk.
4 . A disk device comprising:
a disk holding mechanism which stores at least more than one disk; and a disk griping mechanism which grips an arbitrary disk stored in said disk holding mechanism to carry the disk to a predetermined position, characterized by that said disk holding mechanism shifts a disk holding position upwardly or downwardly when said disk griping mechanism fails to grip the disk and retries a griping operation of the disk.
5 . The disk device according to claim 4 characterized by that said disk holding mechanism shifts the disk in a predetermined amount.
6 . The disk device according to claim 4 characterized by that said disk holding mechanism continuously achieves a shifting operation until the disk griping mechanism succeed to grip the disk.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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